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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12
The Omaha Report.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE annual report
OF the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Railroad company for the year ending Dec.
81, 1886, has just beeL issued. II shows gross
earnings of s6,153.266, against S5.SI4,S1O in
1855; operating expenses and taxes, So, s4S,-
GA. against So, 73l ,I5O; net earnings, 81, 3U4-
69l, against S2,093, $50; fixed charges, $780,
$50, against Sl.366,5 16: net income. S914, 06l,
against $717064; income from land sales,
$741, $685. against S72l,995. Total net income
from all sources. S1,655, 1877, against s1,439-
0oS in 1855. The per cent. dividend on the
preferred stock called for 1915, 4OS, leaving a
net balance from the operations for the year
of Se79, 719. The company had on Dec. 81
S2,075, 146 cash on hand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

IT is getting to be so that the car feels
rather lonesome if day passes without an
attempt being made on his life.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

The earnings of the st. Paul & Duluth road
for the first week in April are $26,373 for the
corresponding week last year, $22, 1856. In
crease, SO, 537. From Jan, to date. S305. 156
Last year same time, 1929, 7l9. Increase,
ST5,431
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12
1.-THE WORLD

Good Scenic Display and n Pathetic
Drama - An lmtermingling of
Tears and Laughter.
The bad weather was probably to blame for
it, but the audience at the first production of
1.-THE World at the opera house last night
was only medium sized one Still it made
up in warmth what it lacked in size. and gave
the performance ahearty demonstration of
approval. 1.-THE World is pathetic melo-
drama full of fearful situations and heart
rending sensations without recurring any
high order Of histrionic talent to interpret
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

SECRETARY FAIRoHILD is opposed to the
promotion of Republicans in the treasury
department. The country was evidently
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

LET us hope that the example Little Rhody"
has set her neighbors will not be lost on them
when 1883 comes round.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12
Northern Pacific Earnings.

The earnings of the Northern Pacific for the
first week of this month compared with the
corresponding week last year were:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12
SUNDAY ALONE.

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
,xr in advance $40 90 2 mos, in advancess SU
& NOS in advance 5 90 weeks in advance w
One month .......S5c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

Re ected communications cannot be preserved.
Address all letters and kilograms TO .
THE GLOBE. st. Paul. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

oR,.wEEkLY-(D aily-Monday. Wednesday ana
Friday.)
1yr., in advance "a 0G mos, in advanee.*s w
Emonths, in advance. 81 o.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING Sunday
7 Ut. in advance. IS 90 3 mos in advances %
4 mos. In advance. 90 weeks,in advance. / W
One month. .......10c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

~ in advance. 81 GO 3mos., in advance. 50c
nos in advance. ! 90 mo-. in advance. .2oc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

right in commencing Mr.. FAIRCHILD's ap-
pOintment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12
open to all.

Vermont and get the benefit of the free
movement cure.
When "Baz" Armstrong struck that idea of
open-work shoes.
If Capt. Paul Boynton is still suffering
from water ON the brain.
How many ladies who attended Easter
services Sunday can tell the preachers text.
If Manager Barnes isn't getting to look
great deal like dude.
Whether John Snider, the museum freak,
belongs to the human race or the foot race.
How much Secretary Quin, of the North
western league, pays the Sporting Life for
fighting his battles.
If Dannie Needham would stand any show
with Gleason with light gloves on.
If William Jerry Calhoun Kenyon, of the
Burlington route, isn't entitled to the dis
tinction of novelist since he is the author of
so many novel schemes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
o.xoor sl Six Mo- is cts. Three Mo-, IS cts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

4. Why Republicans don't claim
that the drought in Texas is
; due to the fact that that state
is so strongly Democratic.
WY those people suffering
from nervous diseases don't go
to the earthquake districts of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

The first thing that RAYMOND did when he
got to making money was to hunt up his old
creditors and pay off old debts. There were
great many bills, most of them in small
amounts, outstanding against him in the
various towns and cities where he had form
erly played. Most of them were outlawed.
But that made no difference to him. He had
kept an accurate account of every debt he
owed, and when he got the money he paid
them OFF in full.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

When RAYMOND had finished paying his
debts he said to friend: Nov, 1 am going
to lay by some money for wife and baby. The
curtain will drop suddenly on me some day
and they will need all that 1 can make for
them" He kept his word, as he left his
widow and child we'll provided for. He was
most devoted husband and father. His
marriage was genuine love affair, and he
and his wife were sweethearts to the day of
his death.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12
TO-DAY,S WEATHER.
BAR. Their.

tons were made at s:4s p. M, local time.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
GOtmfo00er+

Gar Dtele Sarmer tperben ourb Sic TrDf>
fe11bett in Die Gage gebrd6t ietn, fir bas
1langelnoe 6eu @rfab l6affen Su miiIlen.
Wenn mir aud jebt, nd6 ausgtebtgem STE
gen, ft1Det1, oaB Die 8eflir6tungelt iibertrie=
ben tDaren, ooB Die gSeioe ernelt in friidem
@rltn prangt, 10 l60n mie man .es lpnlt
MIR I'M 8>itbiabre 81 ieben gep0bnt mar
nno i0ntt bic NuSit6ten fir etne quite
9erbitDetOe Die belten ftno, 10 brtrgt uns
0teS bod fet1 Mt1terfutter; er fan1 unS
11ur Dor 5u frilbem 6erfiittern betnobren.
Wean ipIte oaber feline Oeogli6feit, BEN 8e=
1tdnO oeS WtrtterfutterS 81 Dernte6ren, un>
bentBt lafien.
@tne Der M09lt6feiten 1T 6as N6bafen
Des @orns i'm griinen i3uiton6e. oSu btez
tent Sabre lit btele WaBregel 6oppelt midi
ttg, neil eirerietts Der 6eumanqe[ bosu an
treibt uno es anbererieits biele Gornfelber
gtebt, Die nut IN bieier @etie nuBbar eez
madt tperoen fonnen. 9a bic ipeni9en
gtegen16auern ftrtbnetie nteoergegar9en
ftnb, baben alt6 Die @ornfeloer itrtdueiie
unter Der SrOGene 9elitten. SIN oieien
StrtGen 9tebt eS Selber, tpo iebr biele
StDd feline ooer bod nur un~DoQfommeue
Sbren baben, pel6e alio nltr Dertpertbet
tueroen %fonner, tpenn tie 31t @ornfob6er
auf9earbettet Deroen. ODD loQte NIT 6ie=
ier Nrbett nt6t gu ipdt %bor9egangen tper6en.
Wtan ipate 6arntt %beginnen, tpenn bas @orn
nod grim lit unO fein erbeblt6er 3utpa6s
me6r 5u ertparten itebt; itlb bte &0rner
Damn aud nod tpeid, 10 iper6en fte bod
ni6t 6a0ur6 gei6dbt9t unb Die Stods itn6
fir Suttcr UNI 10 pertbboller, Merotnos
lit @ornfo6Oer bas, mas mir Elm einiettiaes
Sutter beiBen; es entbGlt nt6t, tpte bies
betm 6eu Der SAT- lit, neben BEN @drme
btloenoen au6 Sleti6 biloenbe 8eitanoz
tbetle, bod otele tDnnen erieBt tper6en 6urd
3ufntterung bon @ornmebl, Safer, &leie,
Seliamenmebl II. /. NJ.
Soa nun bas abgebadte SHUTTER i'm Tel6e
perbletben, 10 ftno groBe S6ods nor3natez
ben, lou eS aber, na6bem es ausgetrodnet
lit, in Der 9ldbe Ser 8arnbar6 auf9eldobert
weroen. 10 binbet MAJ IS better IN 8anoels
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

gllng nn6 8ele6rltn9 na6 9an1e 5urlGteD1
rem. 0ies lit BON beion0erer WtdtIgtetf III
SEN 1ogenal1nten neuen Staaten, no ngtlr>
9eu1GB cine g1euerung Die altoere ora1gt,
tpeil es INNER erneuter 8erlu9e Deoart, eye
man oabin gelangt 1T, gu tpt1lenl, naS' !ar
BEN 8oDen uro Die fltn1attlden gerDalfntTle
paBt. NuBeroem trtftt ct ielne Tren1loe hno
8efannten uno fanrt nit tbnert 1td aastGu7
i@en, cine @elegenbeit Die er BET Der elf1a>
men Gage Ser Sarm oft 10 i6tper entbeDrt.
Stir ieine &tn6er lit es NQes in @tneIl1: IS
1T fit ite eine 9lusipdnnung bon Der Sarmz
arbett, &trmeB unb 9llSfteaung 5n9let9'
SOUR bat bte Slgenb n0tbtg aut 0as Selepz
re1be uno 9{iiBli1e aufrnerfldm genta9f ST
mer6en, ba ite lei6t iiber benz &trmeBzNnz
bGngiel unb benz Gennen 0aSlentge aus pen
9lugen ~berliert, mas gum Sortl9rttt I'M et9ez
men 8etriebe ermuntert.
Ser Sorti6ritt in inherent ldrontrtD7
i6aftli6en 8etrtebe ma6t 1t6 rtdDt rud1
uno Iprungtpeiie bemerf6ar, iolloert NIT tte7
beriI9er 6ait iiberbolt cine 8erbe11eru1lg DIE
anoere. Mer oa glaubt am l3tel 1lt9elangt
al lein uno feline Nurfmerfiamtett aplel1tt,
ftn6et mad geraumer 3ett 81 leIrem S9a7
ben, 6aB an6ere i'm itber6olt baben. Wtoge1
6aber nod 10 bel Otdngef ll1leren NuSltelz
lltngen an6aftet, in feiner altoeren QSetle 1T
es benz 6armer mDglt6 Elm 10 ip~trfu119soolz
les @eIQmmtbtl6 bon Dem StanDe letnes
@etperbes All erbalten tpte duf Der Satr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
sic 0armerr nmS bic Noir.

@enn Ser Sarmer b%ebauptet, 6aB uniere
Observation-Disclosures @~aSitealrn9en immer
mebr su elmer vSbop" alGsarten un6 er besz
balb ni6t BEN Iebbaften 9lnt6eil 6aran
nim1nt, ben man o%orausieben ioute, 10 fann
man linn falm BEN 8ortpurf MAIDEN, 6aB er
inn unre6te lei. 8ferOerenuen uno allerz
banb S6~au1teQuugen init Der aller5tpeifelz
baftefen8 ere6ttgung, tperben gu ben 6auptz
Qn3ie6ungspuntten 9er1abt. p Dap es
inIieBlib ipenigitens ebenio pteI &trmeB tpte
Observation-Disclosures N~uSfteaung lit.
Otes IoQte ieoo6 ben Sarmer BON Dem
8eIu6 ni6t surid6alten, 6enne r fant, penn
er 1ur mill, tmmer nod am meiiten babel
profttiren. St bat bort @ele9enbeit Ser
glei6e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oen peri6ieOenen
8ie6raiien, ben Mai9iuen nnO @erdt4en,
Sic gu ieinem 8etriebe biellen, iotpie ben
mannigfa@en @%r3eugntiien Der 9anbutrtbe
l@aft nnb wirp nt9t obne pert6poQe @nre>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
Sri9bt's
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trtrb buOur9 oerbitet. guG @~nt3inonn9
Der ytieren unb anoere &rarfbeiten bieler
Qrgane tuerben Our9 Nper'S Sariapari1G
abgehalten. Srau SaS. @. @elO in OG=
Boreft Sin Ctr, Samatca 8latn, Nfa6..
lhreibt: SD mar Don mlebrereu &raufbei,
ten 619letA gequdlt, aber metn idltmmites
uebel lag in ben Nierer. Sier Slalden
Gper8 SariapariIa gaben mir oas @efibA
lteneu QeDens, nm uiaften mid 10 ge inno
nrO fraftig nte le." SO. Nf. NtcOonalo in
46 GUNNER Ctr, 8oltou, WtaIi., lit Sabre
lang an Der Sober. Setne GRATIFYING bente8
SlpeIerlet: eriten8, Our9 Iper's SariapariIa
@ir6 Serbittet,
Oof bie Sranfbeit cine gefabrlide @efalt
elI1ltmn1t, unO 3tuettens, bur6 fortgeIebten
@ebrau4 berielben miro oottdubige 9eis
hing er3ielt. Sobn Mc9eGlan, gde bon
8rio9es unb SbirO Ct, 2orpea, M2afi..
threibt: ~Ylebrere Sabre lang fit t9 an
NtagenlAtpd6e NIB Qeberfronf6eit; un6
tebtere mar bt8rueilen 70 beftig, ba6 t9 faurI
I1tetlten @eIAdften na6geben fonrlte. 0tein
Appettt mar i9le4t, uuo tb magerte ab;
Gber our6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

6errn 6. g. StGuntpn, SII. Sic
fpitnibeu cine Mnleitu1g fir Sic Qnldge bon
8itRmer9ruben. SET Der @eflltgel3I6t be-
nubt man lopo6l gBitrmer> ais Wtaoengru>
bet. Sci eriteren, bic sur Qn5t6t BON Jte1
eentpitrntern 0ienen, tper0er Der ltble 0e>
ru6 ln6 alle D~teienigen l1n3utrGgIt6fettet
permieoen, Die it9 Ser gfatur Der Sade lIa9
BET ben W~tabengru6en ntdt um9ebet ld1len.
9te Niirmer9ruben ftnoen tbren El9B
5tpedmGBtg in elmer i6dttt9en Gfe oes pub
nerbofes. Die Qlnlage ma6t man IN tol@
gerber @eiie: SIT loderem, ettpas lebnt7
baltisem unb feftem 8ooen toiro etne @r1tbe
bon etpa u SuB ttef alsgegraben, trtldeS
Strp6, am beiten 0afer1trDb ettp9 III
gfo. auf 9 0uabratfuB - ie1fre6t e11ge1
felt un6 t3~pii6enrdume uno Sberfldde
NIT Ser altfgeDorfenen @roe int San01
bo0en NIT 2ebm = ausgefiiQt uno beoe6t.
Die 8efeudtuu9 Der @rbe muB 10 pit 1ptez
oerbolt fper6en, ais Ser 8o6en trofelt DtrD.
BUR @rbaltung Ser not6tgen Seu9tt9tett
I'M SDmmer ltno Ser WGrrne I'M 9Stf1fer
miro Sic @rube nit dltet Bretter11 ltl1o
Getfto, i'm @tnter nit Str0D, 1troDtgem
9In9er o6er audi NIT @rbe beoeft.. Jta9
80 Soaen ntrft man sic @r0e atset1tanoer
ltnb BEN 6ii6nern por, tpel9e. NIT 9roBem
Gifer Sic G~egenipiirmer a%uSleien unO 9er@
poridarren. @m bequemiten ftnb lol9e
@ru6en DON 6 Q~uaOratfuB. Qegt ntan
6eren 80, neb~enetnan6er, an, 10 tant man
tdgli6 ie etl1e 6ffnen, Die man tpteoer 1ntt
frtldem Stro6 auSiebt rnO NIT oerilelpen
8oben ausfilt un6 bat Damn etlte tlltfner
tpG6renbe Quelle bieies BON ben 9uDrern
un6 benz iibrigen 6ofgellgel 10 germ 9eI
frelienen utt6 auf oas @terle9et1 leDDaTl
tDtrfen0en Suffers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

oNllL gLUU(llLUSl IkItUb wv OJUIJ0Nt% I%Ar%> ~
bat Seq XIII. tpGbrenb Der erlten neun
Sabre ieires RontiftcatS ietne idnnnttlt6en
flint Nt9ten glidltb Mnter bic Sa1be 9e7
bra9t.
Sn St3iIien fin6 1nruben
anldBli6 Ser G9oIera borgetommen.
Sn 2eonforte ritdten betpaffnete 8auern
geger bic aIs @tftmii6er DerI6rteelet
Rarabinieri aus; 6as @etpeDrfeuer DaIerte
ie0s St1noen. Gin 8auer blteb toot.
mebrere tpurben berpunDet, 80 Derbaftet.
Soloaten aus Weiitna trafen 5ur Gerltar@
flung etn.
- 9err ellis Qeber IN Qon6on bat
ben @rftnber elmer po1fommen fi3eren,
gefabrloien uno babel bod mtrfamen
Spren9metboDe, Obne S9teB7
pulber, etne 8elobnung BON $4,000 aus
3uieBen. ST bat bteie N6it6t Dem Wttnt1ter
0es Sntern mitgetbetlt nn0 1l6 erboten,
bel Dem Wttntitertum u1ter Der 8eotngung,
baB Die &egierung bic @rftnDungen priift,
Die Summe bon $4,000 binterlegen 81 p0lz
len, tpDpon $500 Dollars fir Die bette
SpreugmetbDbe in &o6lenbergtperfen Dbne
S6ieBpulper unb $4,000 fir cine boQfomz
meme tragbare eleftrti6e 2ampe nertpenoet
tperoen louen.
GuD I'M eu ropGti9en Stuff
Lamb tit Die 8eoba6tung Ser tolaz
len SDnnenftnte rntB beS ungit11
fttgen @etters balber fait gGn5It6 nj F.
glIGt. Der in Gner 9ema6te 8eriu6,
i'm 2uftbalon iber Die @olfenidt9ten binz
auf5uortngen, miBlang. Sn <n, untpett
Wfosfau, tonnte Brofefior Mienoeleien 5tuar
atpet Wttnuten Dor gintrttt Der gGu3lt6en
SinlterntB mtttelft zines 8aaons 6es GrieaS>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
S~YeDIteMett TIT 4te1t an0eIe8tet @ets
0ctt+

Dte Ero6enbett bat, tpie fatm o16ers su
eriDarten mar, ite1entpeiie einen i6lilnmen
@tnfluB geduBert auf bic i'm 6ribiabre ge7
maate @tnlaat BON &lee unO @raS. Sinh
Sic Se6lftelen ni6t 10 groB, unb nt6t 10
De%runfrautet, baB elm no6maltges Pfltgen
notDmenbi9 eri6etnt, 10 lit Orin9enO arl3uz
rat6eu, Diele Steqen glet9 pteber gu belder,
pbne bic G99e 3ur SIlfe gu nebmen. Die
@usgabe lit rt6t 10 groB tpte Der @epinn
iein fam, tpenn Die @1iaat 9eltngt un6 bte
@etoe I'M Sriibiabre glei6mGBig beital10en
tit. Gritt feu9tes Netter eth, 10 1T Elm Qufz
ge6en bes Sarnens 3telnltd geit6ert. @trb
SEN Serbit bin6ur6 ou6 8te6 auf9etrieben,
10 tpiirbe ba5 tein 6tnOerntB ietn, tpenn
man bies nur unterlGBt BET itart bur6nGbz
tenn 8oben; bteie Gorit6t ioQte man iiberz
6a4pt BET ieber neuen Nnlage gebrau6en, Oa
~beioubers Die &leepflan3e Ietdter allsfriert,
tpenn III BEN 3uridbletbenoen SuBitapfen
1i9 bel 3bautuetter 8aiier lau1meln fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
D4dentliAe Juinois S~taats5eitme 3aondna T. September 1887

uub ma6t Sic S9ofs fletner. Die orDfez
renSorten Corn iollten ni6t 3u na6e an
ber @rbe abgebadt tperben, irt6em babnr6
bod nur bic Wtaiie idtperer miro, obne an
Sutter 81 g%etDtnnen; Oas untere @noe bieIer
8roBen Sto6s lit grob unb bart, 10 6aB 6os
8te6 IS bod beri6mGbt.
@aS Die ipdtere 8erfItterung a%nGangt, 10
foute bas Ql6pfiiden Ser Qlebren t6urli6It
Dermieben tperben, ba es cine aeitrau6en6e
Nrbett tit unO 5uOem nt6t it6er, Oh iie 1t6
lobnt. Wean fann oas Sutter in Strtppett
geben; bod bat man einen retnli6en Sutterz
pGab, 10 mirb eS aud bonn 8oben gan5 gut
oufgefreiien, obglei6 es ben Qni9ein bat,
ais pe1tn etnt9es oabon 5"ertreten ipiirbe.
0tes 8erfabren lit beionOers an3uratben,
tpen11 ma 10 etngeri6tet lit, 6aB man mad
8elieben 6te S6meine aus un6 %einlaIien
fam, barntt bieie Na9Ieie balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
"9nbt adtt

Set !Yeitet, Observation-Disclosures uerSen 6as
0ur4 Dermieben, OaB man ba8 Blrt rttttels
Iper's Sarlaparila reinigt, ernelert urS
fraftigt. @trb bur9 Sdtpdde Die Sbdttgs
teit Der gfieren geitOrt, 10 berauben otele Srs
game bas 8lut Oe8 n6tbigen SeitanontittelS
Glbun1en, Oas nit Dem llrin abgebt, tpdh'
renc abgenuete Stofie, Die fte aus benz
8lute entferuen IoIten, in bieiem suriid,
bleiben. 0urf bic Inrperoung bon I1erS
SarIaparilla erlangen Die gtieren tire gebo-
rtge Sbdttgfett tpieOer, unb Die Mbuuttnurto
nhpr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
IamSmtrtbfwaftltdtts.

w Observation-Disclosures Se9enit6nbe betreffenbe
Qrfroaen limb an GERM OOttlteb 8~enni9bo0en,
Gemarb Mebrasta. sl ridten.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-19
HOLIDAYS COVE MURDER.
what a Pittsburgh Detective Says OF
the Case

Officer Coulson, of the Pittsburgh detective
force returned from his trip 10 Holidays
Cove, whore he went 20 look up testimony in
the Baker murder trial.
He thinks every circumstance points
10 Baker as the murderer Of his wife and her
mother. Baker is in Jail He Is a tall stout
man with restless, wild eye in his head. He
told Coulson that the scene OF the bodies rs
they were found had been indelibly impressed
on bis mind
Coulson said. eve traced Baker 10 tho
house where his wife and her lived, on Mon
day the day OF the murder Baker claims
they were murdered on Monday night after
he had left tho house with his satchel to 20
10 his fathers. We think they were murder
ed in the afternoon between and 2 o'clock.
The two women were Woodworking, clearly
women. They had their work TO 20 on with
great regularity. They washed on Monday
and habit all hung out by o'clock in the after
noon About o'clock the two neighbor women
who called could not get i'm. They rang the
bell, and 10 was good one, for / tried II ~
said Coulson, event 20 the back door and
had IL slammed in their faces All the win
dows were covered up with old shawls and
blankets pinned up. In less than ten min.
utes after these women called Baker came
out of tho house with satches i'm his hand
and crossed the ploughed field towards the
Panhandle Railroad. Next morning early
he came back 10 the house at o'clock. 1
met him. continued Coulson, che was in n
lather Of sweat, and said he had
not slept all night OF course
not, the horrid vision Of the murdered people
was before him Baker tries TO make out
that the murderers broke in by the front
shutters, and had, for appearances taken off
few Stats Of the shutters. The back win
dows were without catches, and any one
could have walked in. No ordinary burglar
coming after money would have did this.
besides Baker was away for year previous
to this night No murderer would have
stopped TO dress these people up after he had
killed them, if he had killed them to plumber
the place. Here We're night clothes in the
bureau which had been handled over by
bloody fingers in making "A selection of
gowns for the women, and here were clean
nightcaps put on over skulls that had been
crushed in by an AK The womens shoes.
full Of blood, We're set beside their beds as if
they went to bed in that condition Every
thing fairly speaks of Baker as the murderer,
all the talk in the neighborhood is that way
and there is no division of belief in the mat
ter
Coulson says he has seen hard sights in his
life, but the sight OF that house after the muir
der beat anything he ever saw The women
were murdered in different rooms aud then
dragged into one place. There is hardly n
move in the dreadful tragedy that does not
point TO Baker as the murderer.
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Ihere ~ not a single coke works in opera
ton IN the Connellsville region except at the
advance, and the number Of these exceptions
are Increasing The advance was granted on
Saturday by a. Q. Cochrane Of the Buckeye
works,near ut Pleasant which has $50 ovens
and 200 men
Summing up the situation from n careful
review ofthe opinions OF the wOrkmen 30
seems probable that the strike will be a long
one unless the operators yield The strikers
are thoroughly organized and the two organ
izations are working in unison. They are de-
termned 10 win and have abundant reeour-
cos 10 stand a long fight while the strike
IS not likely ~ be- characterized by tho vic.
fence which made that Of year ago remark.
able 1t viii De struggle Of endurance
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APPALLING LOSS,
TWO TOWNS COMPLETELY DE.
STROYED.
omcial Reports From the Earth.
quake Districts i'm Mexico-Many
Persons Buried in the Ruins.


The following dispatch has been received
from Governor Torres, dated Hermosino,
Mexico:
Further advices continue 10 arrive slowly
from the districts of the Montezuma aud Ar
ispe, the scenes Of the earthquake disasters
ON the 81 instant, but owing 10 the position
of these districts, tho latter of which is i'm the
heart OF the Sierra Madre range, full partic
ulars as TO the extent OF the loss OF life and
property will not be known until after tho
arrival Of tho Scientific commission that has
been Dispatched to tho scene by tho State
Government
yne special officer whom Governor Torres
sent 10 the scene of the disasters from Urcs
returned to that place yesterday with dis
patches from the Project of Montezuma TO
Governor Torres, saying that while the first
reports which were dispatched via Ures after
the first shock were, in the excitement, exag
gerated as TO the number of lives lost, yet
tho damage and loss of life is appalling The
towns of Arispe and Oputo are completely
destroyed. From IS 10 40 people were buried
IN the ruins and 10 severely injured
The towns Of Granadas and Luasibas wero
greatly damaged and several persons iujur, d,
out no loss of life reported Although the
water has risen and the earth opened at va
rious points, no VOLCANOES are visible.
The district Of Arispe, i'm northeastern
Sonoro, suffered terribly. The valley of
tronteras was inundated by water and near
" all the houses of Frontcras destroyed, but
only one person was killed, young girl, who
who was buried in the ruins OF falling
Nouca
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Forest Fires tagging.

No rain of consequence has fallen in
Michigan this spring, and the country is
drying up. Streams are lower than before
at this season in many years, and more than
fifty millions Of pine logs are hung up.
Fires have started in the woods in all direc-
tons. One million feet of logs stored
by w. II. and f. a. Wilson, of Harrison,
slidded on the logging road of the Roscom-
mon Lumber Company, have burned up A
small quantity Of logs owned 10y Murphy &
Dorr, were also burned. a large number of
men are employed in watching and protect
ing logs skidded at different points. Unless
rains come large amount Of property will
be destroyed
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SMALL SHOT.

alt is the little things that tell" saws
an old adage. Yes, especially the little
brothers. New Haven "News"
81 sec that bacteria have been discoy.
ed In Hudson river ice" observed Fam
gle. "Ah replied his wife; "that will
be another excuse for raising the price,
l suppose. It'd Bits"
The, fortune of the late w. G. de
PAW is various!Y estimated at from ten
to fifteen millions of doll ars. During
his life nc gave away about 81, 900, 600,
most respectable percentage.
yes" said the young man, "my am
Ditlon in life IS TO get rich, TO roll in
wealth; nothing but an unlimited bank
account will ever satisfy the CRAVINGS of
my soul" "And what viii you do with
all your wealth 2" he was asked. 81
will take it to the Hoffman House and
buy drink"